Saved!: An Anti-Christian Film

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Poisson:
Every dolloar spent to see a movie like this is a vote to have them make more like it. I will be avoiding it. :twocents:
i understand. some need to avoid it and others need to spend the money and do the reconnaissance work to know our enemy. i view me paying (the matinee price of course) as just that. i am actively involved in the youth culture and to engage that culture i need to know it. i suggest to everyone who is not going to see this movie to not enter into discussions about it with non-Christians. they will only view you as the villainous characters in the movie.
 
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bengal_fan:
i understand. some need to avoid it and others need to spend the money and do the reconnaissance work to know our enemy. i view me paying (the matinee price of course) as just that. i am actively involved in the youth culture and to engage that culture i need to know it. i suggest to everyone who is not going to see this movie to not enter into discussions about it with non-Christians. they will only view you as the villainous characters in the movie.
Pete Townsend said he needed to visit child porn websites for research. I don’t buy it. We know enough about this movie and others like it (from people who usually get free screenings) that we really don’t need to see it to know what its about and what it’s trying to do. I am also involved in the youth culture and have read enough about the movie from sources I trust to be able to discuss it. I don’t need to spend my money on crack to “do the reconnaissance work to know the enemy” there is already plenty written on the subject. I don’t need to go into a strip bar to be able to enter into discussions with non-Christians just like I don’t think we should shy away from telling our non-Christian friends that this type of movie offends us and we should not have to spend our money for the pleasure of doing it.
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  1. Mandy Moore Is Catholic, so i highly doubt she would do a movie that knocks the catholic faith.
  2. The school in the movie, is Christian, not catholic.
But to tell the truth, i think the movie is stupid!! :banghead:
 
I think the movie is supposed to be a satire and I’m curious about it as I was raised in Fundamentalism. I pesonally don’t care if they make fun of me as a Christian as long as they are not being blasphemous.

I would like to know if they got close to hitting any nerves. Fundamentalism has a lot of sacred cows…

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Matthew-John:
From what I’v read its more of the relativistic, “I’m ok, you’re ok”, namby-pamby, wimpish, drivel we’ve come to expect from Hollywood.
I saw an interview with Caulkin and that’s the impression I got. He seems to think it’s great though.

I think I’ll take a pass or wait til it’s on tape
 
poisson,
i am one of those people who gets invited to pre-screen certain movies although this one was not one of them since it wasn’t being released in my area. i was not suggesting going to an extreme. i didn’t suggest that you needed to review every new stripper at the local club or try every new drug that comes out. but the youth culture in which i am involved is one that is repleate with non-Christians who will see this movie and i for one could not be honest with them if i didn’t see it because this would be a movie they ask me about. they aren’t going to come ask me about pornography as they already know my response, but this movie (just like the passion) is stirring up enough buzz that they will look to me to see what i think. they will even ask me specific questions about the movie. the youth i work with don’t attend church (for the most part, the ones who do i can say, “hey don’t see this movie”) so i can’t tell them to change their behavior until God changes their heart for as we all know it’s not behavior that saves us but God’s grace and our response to it in our hearts and after that our actions give testimony to what is in our hearts. these are the reasons i went to see this movie and you have your reasons not to see it, but don’t assume you can speak intelligently (i am not saying you are not intelligent, i am saying that you can’t speak with any type of authority on this subject) about the movie. i have never been to rome, but i have seen pictures and heard stories, but i don’t assume i can describe the pros and cons of rome to anyone especially people who have been there.
 
rianredd1088 said:
1. Mandy Moore Is Catholic, so i highly doubt she would do a movie that knocks the catholic faith

it maybe doesn’t knock the catholic faith per se, but it does knock Christians and Christianity and anyone who holds that there are absolute rights and wrongs. i know she is everyone’s favorite for doing “a walk to remember” (ugh what a dumb movie) but this movie does come against the things i named above.
 
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